GX & Decarbonization Research

Xudong Ma, Zhixiong Wang

This study uses staggered DID on panel data from 272 Chinese cities (2006-2023) to show that low-carbon city pilot policies reduce pollution and boost economic growth, achieving a win-win outcome. Mechanisms include increased technological …

Shreya Bhardwaj, Ann Francis, Ranjith P. Soman

This study evaluates wall envelope materials for low-carbon residential design in India using scenario-based energy simulation and life-cycle assessment. Adobe bricks, AAC blocks, and fly ash bricks show best efficiency. Ignoring climate ch…

Manuela Tvaronavičienė, Wadim Striełkowski

This study assesses the role of green hydrogen and green ammonia in the low-carbon reconstruction of Ukraine's energy sector after war devastation. It combines literature review, NLP bibliometric analysis, SWOT assessment, and a geospatial …

Chaoxun Ding, Pujing Sang, Xuepin Wu +2

Using panel data from 30 Chinese provinces (2011-2021), this study demonstrates that the digital economy significantly promotes residents' low-carbon consumption through technological innovation. The effect is strongest in Western China and…

Jia Zhu, X Chen, Pengfei Zhou

Using panel data from 30 Chinese provinces (2009-2023), this study finds an inverted-U relationship between green technology innovation (GTI) and carbon emissions, and a U-shaped relationship with carbon performance. GTI promotes low-carbon…

Yoon Kyoung Seo

This study analyzes the effect of carbon neutrality framework ordinances on environmental budgets using panel data from 226 Korean municipalities (2019-2025). It finds that ordinance adoption has no significant impact on budgets, and parado…

Noah Lund Syrdal, Anders Vestrum, Jörgen Bergh

This paper proposes a carbon-aware re-ranking strategy for e-commerce recommendations. It estimates missing product carbon footprints using a retrieval-augmented pipeline with LLM and semantic similarity, then applies a tunable re-ranking o…

Umayal Palaniappan (24091869), Neeraj Jain, Nachiappan Subramanian

This study conducts a longitudinal analysis of Indian firms to examine how supply chain climate policies influence focal firms' efforts to reduce scope 3 emissions. The findings highlight the effectiveness of such policies in an emerging ec…

Nesrine Gafsi, Inès Belgacem

This study develops an integrated framework to examine the relationships among green finance, energy transition, and critical raw material (CRM) sustainability. Using panel data from 32 countries (2010-2022) and System GMM estimation, it fi…

Alexia Faus Onbargi, Ines Dombrowsky

This paper analyses how policy (in)coherence is constructed and contested in Germany's energy transition, focusing on two cases in North Rhine-Westphalia: the commissioning of Datteln IV coal plant (2020) and the clearance of Lützerath vill…

Harshal Gavali, Apurva Jangle, Asiya Attar +2

This paper systematically reviews the application of AI in climate change mitigation and adaptation, covering climate modeling, explainable AI, and regulatory compliance. It proposes the Climate Intelligence Integration Model (CIIM), a gove…

Elizabeth Pollitzer

This report presents the sustainability strategy of the gEneSys project, funded by Horizon Europe, focusing on integrating gender perspectives into energy transitions. It provides a framework for gender mainstreaming in policy, education, a…

Adrián Alberto Martínez Blanco, Francela Grisel Ramos Lizano, Bedoya Horta, Ángela Fernanda

This paper argues that a just transition from fossil fuels must include meaningful climate reparations for historical harm. It critiques existing loss and damage governance as insufficient and calls for a global reparations framework with e…

Youla Olva Aguw, Deasy Soeikromo, Arafat Hossain

This paper addresses the regulatory vacuum for blue carbon in Indonesia and proposes a methodology for blue carbon justice within ecosystem services. Through a comparative study of Vietnam and Madagascar, it recommends a hybrid model of pay…

Ditto Satrio Wicaksono, Budiasih Budiasih

This study examines the dynamic effects of energy transition and financial development on carbon productivity in Indonesia using ECM on data from 1982 to 2024. Results show that energy efficiency and renewable energy use improve carbon prod…

Jasenthu Kankanamge Sajeep Sankalpa, Md Sarwar Hossain, Cecilia Tortajada +1

This paper systematically reviews 171 articles on barriers and enablers for nature-based solutions (NbS) in agriculture. It finds that NbS remain small-scale, geographically uneven, and primarily publicly funded. Two archetypes are identifi…

Zhiqi Zhao, Zheyi Zhu, Ziqing Wang

This paper develops and estimates a small open-economy environmental DSGE model tailored to the UK to analyze the macroeconomic effects of carbon taxes and green subsidies. It incorporates carbon externality, trade structure, and firm-level…

JCIT Research Team

This paper reviews renewable energy technologies and their role in reducing environmental impacts and promoting sustainable development. It highlights climate innovation and sustainability strategies that contribute to environmental protect…

Rhoda Alexander, Nidhi Singh, Husam-Aldin Nizar Al-Malkawi

This study examines the link between board gender diversity and emissions-based carbon performance in 49 European automotive firms from 2016-2023 using a dynamic GMM model. Findings show a positive, marginally significant effect of women di…

Muskaan Sachdeva, Anju Singla, Nidhi Tanwar

This paper analyzes 272 articles on green investments (GI) and Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) from 2007-2024, combining bibliometrics and systematic review. It identifies four core themes: market-based green financial instruments, ren…